Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-11-16

enough spelling books on hand to
supply the State.
Governor Waterman will have II
public reception aad banquet at Los
Angeles next week.
A water famine is imminent at St
Helena, Napa county, The water
reservoir is exhausted.
A soldier at San Diego, last evening
cut drunken man in the face, terribly
mutilating him, and was arrested
William Sardow, who fell thirty
feet through the suspension bridge
near Nevada City will recover.
Several cattle kings of White Pine
and Eiko counties are going 10 range
their cattle in Nye Co. this winter.
AT San Jose, yesterday sixty tons of
hay together with the barn and tank
house belonging to o. J. Reaves wero
burned.
A Santa Cruz burglrr drilled hole
in a safe IN railroad office yesterday
morning and fired charge OF powder,
but failed to reach the money chest.
Hattie Woolstein charged with the
murder OF Doc Harlan at Compton,
Los Angeles county, will probably
from the attempted suicide with chlor-
| FORM
Judge Zane, Ch,ef Justice OF Utah,
| says that he is not in favor of the
admission of Utah Territory rs State
| at the present time and under the pres.
ent circumstances.
The persecution of Chief Engineer
Sullivan, al Sacramento, looks us ii it
would result III disaster to some of The
prosecutors as they are to be brougt
before the Grand Jury.
Jonathan Rayner of Iglebrook, Men.
docino county, who was arrested at
Healdsburg, declares that he married
Miss Lockhart in San Francisco with
the consent and in the presence of her
mother.
Guy Vinton, well known young
man, clerk for veal estate firm IN
Los Angeles became insane through
religious excitement Sunday, aud will
be sent to his home In DeIriot, where
his father Is d wealthy citizen.
The fact that Prison Director Boggs
has served several years without quail
fyIng as such, has SET Governor Water
man and his assistants 10 work, and 1t
is n9w learned that the great majority
of the meu holding State offices and
who handle large sums Of money have
not yet qualified. They will be mott.
fed at once that if they fail to qualify
on or before December 10Th their sus
| cessors will be appointed.
AT nine o'clock last evening at Santa
Cruz as James Phelan the yellknown
San Francisco capitalist, was in his
buggy on his way to Phelan Park, and
within a short distance of the park, his
horse SHE'D, and looking, he Hav "A
luan IN the middle of the road, whose
evident intention WIS robbery. Pie.
| Ian taking in tie situation at glance
| pulled out his pistol and blazed away
F, in the air, frightening away the would
be hlghwayman and his pal, who was
on the other Ide of the roaa. Mr. Phe
Ian whipped un his horse and proceed.
on his way 10 The park unmolesied.
Messenger Smith who killed the two
train robbers the olher Gay, has gone
TO San Antoa:a where the people pro-
pose To award him handsomely for his
herolc act. The medal To be present.
ed by Ell Paso citizens will have his
name on Il bar, attached To which by
gold chains, is star, ON the points of
which will be inscribed The letters
&c. II. and S. A. fhe body Of the
medal will coniain the words: The
citizens OF El l'ase to j fafnesl Smith
in honor of his hermc act OF Friday,
October 14lh 1oST.' He viii also
receive from $4,000 to $s,003, and Will
be transferred and promoted by Wells
Fargo u Go.
Pasadena Union: 1t is rumosed
thar rich gold quartz veins have been
discovered in the mountains north of
j. z. Woodbury's place, los Angeles
county, ny men who have been work.
ing on the irlils IN that vicinity. If
tins is true thcg" is Il possibility of
their being operated profitably as the
place is, comparatively speaking, quite
accessible. The veins which show
rich fraDninD in the heart of the